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Nintendo Switch 2 vs Steam Deck: how do both gaming handhelds compare?
By Phil Hayton last updated
Nintendo Switch 2 Here's how the Nintendo Switch 2 compares to Valve's Steam Deck, including a closer look at specs, features, and games for both gaming handhelds.

The Switch 2 boasts a 1080p 120Hz display that has me more hyped for the handheld than ever
By Phil Hayton published
Feature Nintendo has officially revealed Switch 2 screen specs, and I'm hyped to finally play new and old games at 1080p 120Hz on the go.

Asus just dropped what smells like an Xbox handheld teaser, but I'm already underwhelmed
By Phil Hayton published
News Yes, it's April Fools Day, but Asus has shared what looks to be a Xbox handheld teaser that feels like an improved ROG Ally X with pro controller elements.

Razer Handheld Dock review: “Your Steam Deck will ride shiny and Chroma"
By Phil Hayton published
Review The Razer Handheld Dock Chroma boasts stylish RGB lighting and a handy adjustable cradle, but fails provide the Steam Deck with anything new.

Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS pre-orders are now live, and I'm hoping it's a second wind for the handheld
By Phil Hayton published
News The Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS edition is now up for pre-order, and the $549 handheld will challenge the Steam Deck with premium extras.

Qualcomm just revealed its latest Snapdragon chips, and the G3 Gen 3 will power what could be my dream 3DS handheld
By Phil Hayton published
News Qualcomm just annouced three new Snapdragon G-Series SoCs that will power next-gen Android gaming handhelds, including a dual-screen device inspired by the 3DS.

I've tested over 20 different docking stations since the Steam Deck landed, but there's one I always go back to
By Phil Hayton published
Deals The Baseus 6-in-1 is still my go-to Steam Deck dock in 2025, and it's worth picking up for its unique adjustable cradle that'll accommodate all handhelds.

Lenovo Legion Go S Windows 11 review: “my heart aches for this mixed up handheld”
By Phil Hayton published
Review The Lenovo Legion Go S feels great in the hands, but the $729 gaming handheld falls short due to its mismatched specs and lofty price tag.
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